How To Build A Muscadine Trellis

[@gotchacovered9038]

I binged watched you and the homesteader all day yesterday as I am snowed in.

[@gotchacovered9038]

8 inches in South Ar

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Lol thats awesome. I hope it was entertaining

[@barbaragraham864]

Great, I'm doing one 20 foot trellis. Video great help

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome

[@ChristinesBackyardGarden]

I'm building a musadine trellis in my backyard, and I'm following your instructions. So far, so good. 😊 I have dug the holes, and tomorrow, I will be setting the posts in cement. I forgot I needed a long drill bit, so I will run to Lowe's tomorrow to pick one up. I have my 9 guage wire and wire vices. I waited too late to order the Supreme and Isons muscadines that I really wanted, so I will have to wait until the next season to order them. In the meantime, I have triumph and cowart. I can't wait to see them start growing. Thank you for the tutorial.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome

[@leojagawaga6481]

Fantastic Video Great information

[@HisWayHomestead]

oh yeah.... I needed this video!!!! thanks Shane!!!

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome

[@countryislandhome7731]

Most useful video on trellis yet. Wire vice appears to be well worth the money. Very interesting tidbit on the fencing clips; squeaky wheel. TS owes me a bunch. Thanks!

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Definitely helps

[@KingFreakazoid7]

Great video! Thank you for sharing!

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Thanks

[@THECHOSENONE-dx8lp]

Hey man I just found your channel. I have 1 plant that's starting to reach out of both sides of my trellis. Found you at a great time

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome

[@BlueRidgeEd]

Great work, Shane! My kin have been raising hybridized muscadines (mostly Ison's varieties) since around 1960. I've got a smaller vineyard here in Western NC -- around 400' of double tiered vines. Varieties include Carlos, Nesbitt, Black Beauty, Hunt, Summit & Tara. The Carlos (bronze) variety is the most frequently grown in the state of North Carolina. Making vino for the first time this year; appreciate your tips, buddy!

[@darthvadorskates]

I love watching your videos, very wholesome and informative. I'm running concords here in Ohio, but I'm using your same method. I'm doing 10 - 100 foot rows. I want to see more about your irrigation methods if possible. Not sure if you have a video on that specifically, but I would love to see how your running your whole watering system.

[@darthvadorskates]

Also, I couldn't find 9 gauge galvanized high tensile wire in long enough lengths, so I ended up going with the 12.5 high tensile from tractor supply, it was rated for 1500 breaking limit so wish me luck!

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

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[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Thanks so much for the support. You can tie the 9 gauge together by making a loop in one end and put other through the loop and twist

[@waynewoelfel4121]

I left this same comment on one of your other videos (that video was two years ago so I am recommenting here) Love your videos. My suggestion: making sure it is in line, put the post that is in the middle of the line first, that will greatly reduce the amount of bow in the string caused by wind. If the wind still bows the string too much, go to the quarter and three quarter points. And if it still bows too much, why in the world are you trying to set posts during a tornado. We are Omi's BlackBerry Farm in Paige, Texas and we are fixin to plant 16 muscadines, 8 varieties, 2 of each. They will arrive in mid January from Ison's Nursery. We got our recommendations from Greg Ison himself and we can only say the nicest things about him. Greg also has a slew of instructional videos that are worth watching if you are just getting started with muscadines. If you are ever in central Texas, stop in for a visit. We may not always have berries (and soon grapes and figs) but we always have time to visit.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Lol im getting hands on instruction from Gregg. They are like 20 min from my house. I'm putting in 300 plants as a you pick . This video was a long time ago lol. I work when I can im a trucker and work alot so I do it when I can. Thanks and good luck on the plants

[@erwinbrubacker7488]

Me also a trkr, local. W NC.​@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia

[@outdoorztime2923]

Thanks for the help. I plan to give it a try (just on a much smaller scale). I love Muscadines. They're another great thing about the Fall time of year.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome. 1 plant should give about 5 gallons of grapes per yr the way we do it

[@tsink6]

Thanks for your video. I love ison nursery

[@toddsmith2117]

I just found your channel anI subscribed and I love you attitude towards life. I have started a backyard orchard and have grape vines. I have got to build my trellises this weekend. Keep up the good work.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome thanks so much

[@BigHippyBear]

00:24 I was sold when his tractor engine starting playing southern style.

[@vibandelero]

Thanks for putting the info out there & keeping it simple... be well.

[@thor9541]

I’m in GA and i love them. My in-laws have a huge piece of land and i want to put a few plants there. Nothing to sell just to enjoy with family and friends.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome. They are really easy to grow. You guys will love em for years and years

[@erwinbrubacker7488]

I was thinking of having a lean on the end post. Startin small trio fruit permaculture orchard,& couple grapes/muscadines. Enjoy yer videos.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Sounds great

[@cmcnichols4]

More please. Very helpful. Thanks!

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

I have a muscadine Playlist with tons of helpful videos

[@cmcnichols4]

@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia Excellent - thanks! I will check them out. We are a little Southwest of you in Alabama and just getting started. We have quite a healthy crop of scuppernong growing everywhere - need to get it organized :-)

[@CS-Benji2020]

Awesome info 👀✅🐕🐈👍

[@kkhill34]

Hey, thanks for the video and the motivation! I just put up two rows, 100 feet each, to grow ten plants - already got my order in with Ison's - will be ready to plant when they arrive!

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

That's awesome

[@davebuterbaugh4054]

Glad I found you. Looks great.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome

[@PureBlood42]

Bro, I learned everything I needed to know about building my trellises from this very video! You're awesome!!! I'm following the Ison's advice on fertilizing, so hopefully my single runners will all reach the top wire this year! The wire vises are an ingenious design and it was actually kinda fun installing them. 9 gauge wire is perfect, as you stated. Thank you, kind Sir.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome good luck this year. Remember weed control. With heavy fertilizer comes heavy weeds which takes water and nutrients from the plants

[@PureBlood42]

@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia - That's a good point. I have a lot of weeds and wild grasses along my short backyard single run of only 8 plants. Because of limited space in the city, each plant in the line is going to actually be trained to alternate from top wire to middle wire, if that makes sense. Otherwise, the vines would just become a tangled mess if they overlapped on the top wire. I know that's not preferable using any of the middle wire when it's harvest time, but hopefully not a backbreaker since it'll only be four plants on the middle wire!

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Lol as long as you get them grapes lol

[@PureBlood42]

@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia - Amen to that! 👍

[@edwardlacey5898]

Hey from LAJ ga. Thanks for the the video - enjoyed.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome thanks

[@stevenmarshall1763]

I saved this video a couple years ago and will be using your great tutorial to do exactly what you say....just ordered the 9 awg vises and ordering 9 awg chain link galvanized steel wire....will let you know how is goes and thank you

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Glad it helped! I plan on planting a bunch more this winter. New Vineyard coming lol

[@kchoi10]

I've been following Georgia specific farmers, and I love your channel!

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Thanks so much

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Tillman Family Farm and Black's Tropical Homestead check them out. Awesome friends of ours from Georgia

[@hueymiller9339]

Great video. The information provided was entertaining and well presented

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Thanks so much

[@hatchertiger]

You make great videos! Keep on truckin'

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome thanks so much

[@robertturnbull5472]

great diy .. thanks

[@LV-md2to]

Awesome video neighbor. I’m here in the next town over in Molena. Right behind the water tower. I have been putting off on making my trellis for a while. You got me motivated to get started. Going to tractor supply for some supplies.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome get em going now while their dormant and it cool outside

[@RedRockRancher]

Great Video! Super informative. Thanks for sharing.

[@dawnweck]

Hahaha you get just as excited about those Muscadines as you do with your tree stand in the woods. Like if grand when you can really enjoy the simplest things in life. I loved how Mia was cautiously approaching that killer grill. Hugs to Y'all

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Thanks Dawn. I just love all this stuff. Its all so easy. Mia is getting so big

[@Marley48]

Thanks this is my first year to grow. Just a couple for myself.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome. The 1st year is gonna drive ya crazy but don't sweat if they start off slow. 2nd year they are rocket ships lol and 3rd tons of grapes

[@paulsmith4808]

I’m building a muscadine trellis , also berry trellis. I will make wine with both . I really like yours and hope I am successful with them ( not as large as your farm.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Love the wine. You should do great with em

[@AuntieAnn]

Excellent! Your rows looked pretty perfect to me 👍

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Thanks Ann

[@tylerrayray6491]

Thanks so much

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Good luck and keep me posted

[@winginitwithirishcolleen6692]

Awesome way of setting those up!! Mia is too cute 🎀

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Thanks. She's having a ball

[@castrogovianni]

Great job. Thanks for the video 👍

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Thanks so much

[@kennystandridge58]

Great video. I'm just getting started with muscadines and scuppernongs and was trying to figure out my trellis system. Thanks, waiting for more video's.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Go to my home page at the top and click on PLAYLIST. I have a whole Playlist of miscadine videos. Thanks and if you need any tips just ask

[@joyblaha872]

Mia knows that a grill doesn’t belong there! She is such a beautiful puppy. Your vineyard looks terrific!

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Thanks Joy

[@donniechapman5922]

You do have a future job , I like the wire holder you inserted in the hole for the wire not to back out I didn't know there was such a thing. My space is greatly limited. I planted about forty feet. Their doing good so we'll see. Thankyou for your video.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome Donnie Thanks

[@smjsgarden8414]

Love this video very informative!!! 👏🏽🙌🏽

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Thanks so much

[@tommymitchell1070]

Puppy’s getting big!

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Yes she is, like a little bear

[@3CreekFarms]

Trying awesome video, Shane. Great how - to. Love muscadines and never really knew how.... learning and getting inspired. I know you’re going to do more of these, make sure you make a playlist!

[@lilahnewton7940]

Super good DIY video. Great advice 😁❤🤍💙

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Thanks Lilah

[@LittleCountryCabin]

Just found your channel and so glad we did! New sub🤗. Great info!! Thanks for sharing😀

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Thanks so much

[@trevessence]

I got a lot of muscadine grapes this year but I really need a trellis build for next season

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

This is the time to start building. Good Luck and keep us posted

[@reeset613]

Great video, thank you! A fellow Georgian😀

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome Thanks so much

[@stevenmarshall1763]

I am thinking about spray painting the wire....for visibilty...for people that may cut that area sometimes....would love your thoughts on painting wire

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Sounds great!

[@SouthernBlessedHomestead]

Awesome video very informative thank you.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Thank you

[@jeffutley3914]

Hey Bud, didn't catch your name but I enjoy your docu/show and got my answer the first ten minutes. I'm trying to train wild muskies for snacks! Looking for dos and donts. I do wish you would use a body protector of some kind when stretching the wire!! TexaBama

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Lol wild one are tough. Tip 1. Find main trunk and in Feb shorting the vine to 2 vines and cut them off at 10 ft each. Your best grapes are at that length. Tip 2 fertilizer, April May June and July on the1 st use 10 10 10 and calcium Nitrate on the 15th of all those months

[@jeffutley3914]

@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia Thanks, tip 1 and 2 was need to know

[@spoonnwithsunshinehomestead]

New subscriber here. Great video to use as a guide. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome check out Isons nursery for all your plants. You will love em

[@spoonnwithsunshinehomestead]

@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia will do, thanks 😊

[@BonedaddyToo]

Got a nice vineyard coming in there!

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Thanks I'm obsessed with it

[@vicknairfirm]

Great video! Much easer than I envisoned! I will follow this method. Where do you get your wire. Having issues finding 9 ga. wire longer than 50 feet. My rows are going to be about 150 ft long. Subscribed!

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Home Depot or Lowe's

[@jacksonrogers6428]

This is a great guide. Question, at 15:30 you tied the last foot or so of the wire back around the post after pulling it through the vice. Is there a purpose to that? Do we need to leave some slack or could you just cut it off closer to the vice?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Just in case line needs to be tightened later I have wire to pull

[@jacksonrogers6428]

@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia Ah that makes sense. Thanks!

[@Itsmevictoire]

AWESOME VIDEO!🌻 ❤FROM DALLAS TEXAS

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Victoria thanks so much

[@CaesarTraderNQ]

Nice videos. What height t-post do you use. Also do you explain anywhere how you run the irrigation between rows? Thanks.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

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[@panda18770]

You are going to have lots of grapes! Haven't seen you in a while.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

I'm getting lazy lol. But I think I'm getting better

[@briansanders5626]

Love it!!

[@jeffking8947]

Like what you did

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Thanks so much. Works great

[@StevenMcClary-md7fy]

I’m starting my vineyard trellis system, if I place my T-post at 20’ and my plants in between at 10’, do I let my vine run 5’ in both directions which is 10’ total length. Or 10’ in both directions and over lap the neighboring vine for a 20’ total length vine.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

10ft both directions

[@kylerandall1958]

mia is getting big

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

So big

[@johnnytoole2582]

Great video, the deer clean me out in 1 night, about 5 gallons.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Oh no

[@WhistlestopHomestead]

Awesome job

[@awvinson79]

Amazing video and trellis is in progress now. One question though: is your bottom wire also run through a vice? I don’t think that part was mentioned and I don’t want to spend money on a smaller wire if it wi t fit the wire vice :s Thanks for all of your videos! P.S. just completed my first batch of muscadine wine and it came out fantastic thanks to your videos!

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Yes i use the vise for top and bottom but I use barbless wire for bottom. It's cheaper and doesn't have to hold any weight

[@davidtickle3607]

Love the this works but my only problem is I put the post 2feet down and know the post moved . Just wondering is there anyway to get the wire out of the vice anchor?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

I don't think so. If it were me I would put a good brace at a 45 degree angle on the leaning post then just tighten up the wire. Please don't over think this we just trying to keep the grapes off the ground lol

[@davidtickle3607]

Thank you!

[@TheRiteBullyKennel]

I building mine following you, but where did you get the wire from?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

I got mine from Isons Nursery but you can buy 170' rolls from Home Depot or Lowes or Tractor Supply

[@sandrarichardson2713]

Thanks a million for taking the time to make this video. Very simple to follow. Where you live do you have to worry about the water lines freezing? Will be watching more of your videos. Your little pup is beautiful...love that silly puppy stage. Jesus bless.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Doesn't get that cold but a couple times a year. But they don't stay full of water.

[@mike-yx7zd]

So the end posts aren't anchored to the ground? I've seen others build an H brace or anchor the end post to the ground using high tensile wire. I'll try your way with concrete.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Sandy soil I would recommend the H bracing but we have red Georgia clay like concrete lol

[@klomax7089]

Great video, your puppy is sooooo cute 🥰 Just found out we have a muscadine vine in our backyard. I have no idea how old it is but we’ve been here 2 yrs. there was fruit on it this summer, not bunches, but it sure was exciting to have a good amount of grapes. She is kinda gnarly and tangled in some trees so can’t wait to watch your video on pruning (we have no idea how to do it correctly). It’s September and I’m noticing the leaves changing color so I guess we need to get busy! 🙂

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Don't prune untill February. I have a video on pruning in my muscadine Playlist

[@WorldBeekeeping]

When putting in your end post you said you used 80# of concrete. Did you have to widen your 2 foot deep hole bigger than the post hole digger width to allow the whole 80# bag of concrete to fill it up?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Yes and some times it's not a full 80# don't over think it. Just want it solid

[@WorldBeekeeping]

Thanks! I went to Ison's yesterday What a great bunch of people.@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia

[@markward38]

Hi do you use a drip or spray system in your irrigation pipe to water your vines.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

I use drip. Go check out my muscadine Playlist

[@markward38]

Thx mate I’ll do the same and I love your German Shepherd too he’s a beauty!

[@JeffTurnage]

This a great video. I've seen a lot of cattle fences with taught barbed wire. They all seem to have two vertical posts with a horizontal post secured between and some sort of tension pulling the posts together at the top, which is designed to prevent the posts from leaning. have you seen your single posts lean without this H system?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

No we put ours 3 ft deep with 80 lbs of concrete. 5 inch posts help to

[@JeffTurnage]

@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia Gotcha. I used the old-fashioned post-hole digger. You can't go 3' deep with that, due to the handles on the PHD not being able to grab the dirt. By the way, I saw another channel where a guy used a fence stretcher to pull the wire. Anyway, loved the video and appreciate it.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Make em wide you can go 3 ft. It's what I did. I used post hole digger to

[@taililly2483]

Don't have the room or ability to sink 8 ft wood posts. Only have 1 vine that I need to trellis in a regular size back yard. Have a few questions: Can I use a 8 ft T-post as an end post instead? And will it be able to support 1 vine? Will 10 ft of wire be enough for 1 plant? And how would I anchor the 8 ft end T-posts?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

For just 1 plant I would think it would be OK. Just remember those plants get heavy over the years. Average 70 to 100lbs of fruit plus the when in mid summer will be huge with growth.

[@CaesarTraderNQ]

Also how are those wire vices holding up?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Working great

[@chrissyd6423]

Interested in seeing you plant new things

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome Chrissy

[@happyman9612]

I didn't see any info about the main poles. Were they 6" Diameter? Were they 8 feet long and buried two feet? Did you backfill with gravel or cement? I don't understand how they don't tilt with the tension of the wire. Thanks!

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Yes 6" 8 ft. As deep as u can get. Yes concrete

[@kenjenkins1325]

Great video. Have you had any problems with the tension on your wire pulling your corner posts inward?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Oh no. They are 3 ft deep with 80lbs of concrete. Not going anywhere lol

[@Phil-Lemon]

Where do you get your 9 gauge wire? I can only find it in 170ft sections at TS. Is there another place to get larger sections? Thanks

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

I for mine from Isons Nursery

[@maryjemisonMaryjay1936]

Looks like a California Vineyard 🥂

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Lol I wish

[@maryjemisonMaryjay1936]

@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia 🎃

[@tomdeschesne9391]

How far apart do you put your rows?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

8ft. Apart but doesn't really matter just depends on the size of your lawn mower lol

[@tomdeschesne9391]

@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia awesome thanks! Planning to switch my orchard around some and I want to incorporate some grapes in/with my strawberries. I like your chest high theory. Makes sense. 😉😊😊 thank you

[@WorldBeekeeping]

I know you have 8 foot long end post. How deep did you bury them. Thanks

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

2 to 3 ft deeper the better

[@karaandrews3904]

Would chain link fencing work as trellis for the muscadine vines?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Oh yes

[@karaandrews3904]

@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia awesome! I have 6ft chain link around my property (5 acres) and the hubby agreed to let me put muscadines on it! I’m so glad excited!

[@Antherdayinparsdise]

What's the best size drill bit to use, I am using landscape Timber, as my post

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Not really sure. Something bigger than the wire and you will have to bore out the hole if you're using wire vise. I hate the landscape timber want last long and skinny but hopefully it works for you

[@Antherdayinparsdise]

@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia yes I'm going to use the the 9 gauge wire and the anchor vise that you talked about on your Channel, I'm going to have two muscadines, they're each going to have their own trellis, I'm also doing 4 bunch grapes 2 per 15 foot trellis

[@erwinbrubacker7488]

Isons sells notched steel posts, whats your opinion ? More cost, I think.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

All my post come from tractor supply

[@docryan211]

Hey, couple questions and one comment. We have a German shepherd Weimaraner pup we got to chase deer out of our vineyard, bark is exactly the same! Hey how far from the edge of the woods do you stop your rows? And are you doing 10 foot between rows? Thanks

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

10 ft is recommended but I went 8 ft to get a few extra rows in. Not sure how far my vineyard stops from the wood line but I would say maybe 40 ft

[@DownunderFarmandForge]

Hmm feels familiar, Good info mate

[@erwinbrubacker7488]

The 9 ga wire, is it soft or hardened ?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

It's bendable but solid

[@BrokenFarmer]

What is the name of those mechanisms that secure the wire? The one way lock?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

9 gauge wire vise. You can find them on Amazon

[@Nongtraivietomy]

Is it 5ft T post? You put them down about 1ft deep?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

6 1/2 ft t post about 1 ft deep

[@robertboesch3966]

What are you using the muscadine‘s for?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

To eat and sell

[@KP-uf1le]

good content

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Really appreciate it

[@TheRedhawke]

Where do you find the #9 wire ? I can’t find it anywhere.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Home depot, tractor supply. I bought mine Isons nursery see if they have any

[@dorothymay4434]

Where did you get water system stuff?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Isons nursery

[@earnestsaylorjr.7110]

What size are the T Post that I need to get from Tractor Supply?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

6 1/2

[@WorldBeekeeping]

Do you put the end post at an angle? Thanks

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

You can but I dont

[@WorldBeekeeping]

@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia thanks

[@WorldBeekeeping]

@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia I'll be headed up that way tomorrow from Florida to go to. Isons

[@SouthernBlessedHomestead]

Its me again. lol I just bought 4 Muscadine plants from Ison's Nursery and getting ready to plant them. I wanted to do short rows, so each plant needs 20 ft and put the plant in the middle at the 10 ft mark? Correct?? How far apart should the rows be?? Im ordering some of those wire vise locks and I have everything else already. Great video. I plan on watching all your videos in your Muscadine playlist. I will probably do a video on this for my subscribers, and I will tag you in it and give a shoutout to your channel.

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Awesome ,mine are 8 ft apart

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

And thanks so much

[@SouthernBlessedHomestead]

@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia Thank You

[@JOHNdOE-yy2ld]

Should you not put the support at ten feet from the end post? That would support the plant as it grows and the ten feet towards the end is just what holds the vine?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

No the the main trunk is just that , it will grow like a tree trunk and have no problem

[@codyjlee]

Thanks for the info! I'm over in southern central NC and I'm waiting for delivery if some grape vines this spring. I'm trying to figure out how I want to build the trellis, and this one looks great! Do you happen to have any tips on soil ammendments (if any are even needed) for a soil thats higher percentage of clay?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

No need. We deal with Georgia red clay and they do great. Get your fertilizer ready. 10 10 10 and calcium Nitrate

[@codyjlee]

@Kinfolk Farm thanks for the reply! It's going to be a fun spring this year, then. I can't wait to get planting!

[@frankgrimm198]

How long are each of your rows?

[@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia]

Most I think are 280 ft. But have a bunch of different rows